A Boston police cruiser was involved in a pedestrian crash near Mass. and Cass on Wednesday morning.

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A pedestrian was taken to the hospital after a crash in the area known as Mass. and Cass in Boston Wednesday. Police confirmed they were investigating the crash at Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard. The victim was taken to Boston Medical Center. Their condition was not clear. An NBC10 Boston crew at the scene reports a Boston police cruiser…

Two people were hospitalized Monday after a motorcycle hit a pedestrian in Boston. Police say the crash happened near the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard. The motorcyclist and the person who were hit were hospitalized. Their conditions were not immediately known. No further information was immediately available.

Boston police responded to a pedestrian crash Monday night in the Mass. and Cass area.

The transition from summer into fall means Boston can ramp up public safety efforts at Mass. and Cass, the epicenter of the city’s opioid crisis, Mayor Michelle Wu said Wednesday. Wu, discussing the apparent improvements in the area recently, said that large events over the summer may have required temporarily redirecting police officers away from Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea...

The epicenter of the region’s substance use disorder, mental health and unsheltered homelessness crises at Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard is “in a different and better, safer position” than one year ago, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said Wednesday, but an influx of individual migrants is now stressing the city’s shelter system. Massachusetts has been under a declaration of...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu gave her second annual State of the City address Tuesday evening. The event at MGM Music Hall at Fenway started at 7 p.m., with Wu beginning her speech around 7:30 p.m. “It is thanks to the people of Boston that tonight I can say, ‘The state of our city is strong,’” Wu said. The speech is…

A day after tents were removed from an area in Boston known as Mass. and Cass, Mayor Michelle Wu said Thursday the city is starting to see “real signs of stability” and a “different way forward.” “I’m just incredibility grateful,” said Wu. “This was truly a team effort across so many different departments, so many community organizations.” Now cleared,...

Boston police removed all the tents from Mass. and Cass on Wednesday, as the city provided services to those living in the troubled area.

Mayor Michelle Wu said once the last tent is down, the city will make sure the street is cleaned and that there are more services to ensure that the area is “how it should be.”